Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Transfixing Traditions Mrs. Leonore Horowitz U.S. History I, U.S. History II Economics Mr. Anthony A. Latevola U.S. History I U.S. History II Box Office Sales Mr. William Smith American History II (Tutorial) World Studies Mr. Dennis Sweeney U.S. History II Football, Track Mrs. Stephanie Sylva Sociology, U.S. History II Advanced U.S. History I Debate Club, Junior Class Advisor Mr. Jack Weaver History I (Tutorial), Sociology, N.J. History Girls Basketball (Freshman Coach) Varsity Girls Softball American History Travel Club

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Social Studies: Mr. Louis Lanzalotto U.S. History II Advanced Supervisor of Social Studies Mr. Dale L. Carlberg, Jr. U.S. History II, American Legal System Political Science, Philosophy High School Bowl Quiz Team Boys J.V. Tennis Mr. John Dublanica Humanities, Mass Media Studies Foundations of History Forum Press “This is Houston Ground Control. We read you, Apollo I.” Supervised by Mr. Louis Lanzalotto, the Social Studies department offers a complete range of courses dealing with history. In addition to the required two years of American History and one year of World Studies, courses in philosophy, psychology, sociology, and political science are available to students who are interested. Striving to help students understand all aspects of his¬ tory, the Social Studies department teaches the student body about the ancient and modern periods of civilization. Miss Rosanne Bostonian Biology, Psychology I Psychology II Varsity Fall Cheering Advisor Student Government Advisor Girls Basketball Assistant Coach Sandi Cargill World Studies, American History I Mr. Joseph Fritzinger U.S. History I, A.P. History PEAS. 22

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Miss Mary Beilina Italian II, Italian III Advanced, Italian III, Italian IV Advanced, Italian IV, Italian V Italian Honor Society Elizabeth Lombardi Latin I, II, m American History Freshman Cheerleading Advisor Fall-Football Season Mr. Paul Maramaldi Supervisor of Foreign Languages German II, German III Mary Veronica Clark Spanish II Advanced Spanish III Humanities Miss Joan Havens English As a Second Language Foreign Language: Mrs. Marilyn Condini French I, French III, Advanced French III Italian I, Advanced Italian II French Honor Society Advisor Paramus High School’s Foreign Language department has a wide variety of courses in which the students may study many cultures. Five-year programs in French, Ger¬ man, Hebrew, Latin, and Spanish are offered. Students to whom English is not native, are provided with a class which introduces them to the language. Mr. Paul Maramaldi, supervisor of the Foreign Lan¬ guage department, has aided the students, with the coo¬ peration of his staff, in becoming aware of the various types of cultures and customs existing the world over. After being exposed to the Foreign Language department offerings, students find themselves with a special aware¬ ness of other cultures, a necessity for the understanding needed by the future leaders of the world. “Sorry, I have no more room...” Mrs. Kostopoulos closes the door to her classroom. Mr. Josef Manzella Italian I, French I French II, French II Advanced A.P. French Societe Honoraire Fran(;aise Mrs. Rita Kostopoulos Spanish I, Spanish II Spanish IV Advanced Italian II Advisor of A.F.S. Club 24